Ground Control Sphere & iRender Spatial by Ginger Audio | Monitoring in Apple Spatial Audio

In this video, I take a look at Ground Control Sphere, and iRender Spatial by Ginger Audio. More specifically using this Virtual Monitor Controller to monitor a 7.1.4 ATMOS mix, whilst simultaneoulsy monitoring in Apple Spatial Audio, in addition to the Binaural Re-Render coming from Dolby the ATMOS Renderer. (Native integration in Studio One, and Pro Tools).
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00:00 - Start
00:07 - Intro / Disclaimer
00:46 - Monitor Controller Basics
01:22 - Affordable Dolby ATMOS Monitor Controller
03:04 - Hands on Control via MIDI Control Surfaces
04:18 - Logic Pro ATMOS Monitoring Options
05:18 - Studio One ATMOS Monitoring Options
05:44 - How can we monitor in Multiple Formats (Simultaneously)
06:03 - Pro Tools ATMOS Monitoring Options
06:39 - How Can we Monitor Apple Spatial Audio in unsupported DAW's?
07:13 - Basic DAW Setup with Ground Control Sphere
07:58 - Room Correction Plug-in's on outputs
08:41 - Basic Volume Control Using Keyboard Shortcuts
09:10 - Mapping the Binaural output in Sphere
10:39 - Monitoring the Apple Spatial Audio using iRender Apatial
12:07 - Realtime A/B of Apple Spatial Audio & Dolby Binaural
15:04 - No need to be forced into choosing ONE output
15:36 - Monitor 3 Formats Simultaneously in specific Applications!
17:07 - Routing the Binaural to the Cue Mix
19:51 - Headphone Correction on the Cue
21:26 - Outro

[@DanaVastman]

By the way Marcus, I think they should consider creating an app for Studio One just like the studio One app that works on the tablets. This way they could have that entire interface accessible with multitouch capability. Totally independent from the other screens like we can do with the atmos screen already in Studio One. I would much rather have that virtual screen and every knob and click possible accessible on my Android and or Apple tablets. Just a thought for you and the company to consider

[@DanaVastman]

Wow dude! Thanks so much! This content is so valuable as we enter into this new immersive world. I am so excited that we finally have immersion sound. Never thought it would be this complicated but at 74 I've been dreaming of this my entire life since Floyd was mucking around with surround when I was young. I find this journey a bit daunting and I'm still only half way there with a genlec setup but have been fooling around with Studio One binaural... So appreciate what you do. I'll have to listen to this several times to even begin to get it down. But thanks! Thanks so much. I mean thanks a real ton like a huge pile of thanks😊❤🫂 This software is golden and just what we need!

[@victorokon1538]

Nice video. Pls what controller are you using for the ground control sphere?

[@LarsMeijerOfficial]

Hi Marcus thanks for this video. Very helpful. They now made a controller app which is pretty cool!! Otherquestion: do you know if it’s possible to make the apple music send to the input of sphere so you can solo and mute the virtually speakers while still listening on headphone to a binaural. Should be possible right? This way you analyse the decisions in headphones that have been while not in the studio or traveling. Emailed the people at ginger but thought to leave one hear aswell. Best Lars Meijer - @MasteringbyLars

[@rennmusic]

Hi Marcus Im running the demo right now, but I am getting a lot of stuttering. AppleStudio M1 mac Did you experience this at all? Running SoundID as well... Bass management made it much worse.

[@marcushuyskensmusic]

I would try looking at the buffer… try using 512 or 1024 (that’s what I use) also you could check to see what the clock source is… Try setting it to whichever virtual driver you’re using (ie: SPHERE 16) or the interface that you’re using to route the outputs to.. Let me know if that helps… Cheers, M